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Canadian Forestry Journal 



■ Vol. XIII CONTENTS FOR APRIL No. 4 



The Great Forests of Russia 1044 



Conditions in the Lumber Industry 1046 



No Standard Practice for Slash 1047 



What Wild Life Means to Canada 1048 



Lecture Campaign in Western Canada 1053 



Succeeding with a Tree Plantation 1056 



Common Sense on Christmas Trees „ 1057 



Odd Uses of Wood in War Time 1058 



Contributing Members of the C. F. A. for 1917 1061 



Ridding "Slash" From Western Lands 1063 



Cost of "Slash" Disposal 1064 



The Dawn of Forestry in China 1065 



Paper Industry no Stronger than Forest Foundation 1066 



How Forest Reserves Help the Settler 1067 



Forward Steps in Forest Thrift 1068 



Hitching up with Public Sentiment 1071 



Logged Off Lands for Community Use 1075 



Making a Profit in Trees 1077 



A Modern Ranger System at Work 1078 



Forest Policies Demand Revision 1080 



Going Camping? 1083 



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